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Hutsonville schools held a spring concert where they played a variety of music to the audience. Band director Caitlin Ochs lead the bands Tuesday evening. The fifth grade band played Baja Breeze and Banana Boat Song. The sixth grade band played The Sound of Fury and Apollo Fanfare. The Varsity band played music from Les Miserables and Phantom of the Opera.

Hutsonville bands close year with spring concert

May 19, 2022

Hutsonville schools held a spring concert where they played a variety of music to the audience.

CMH passes state surveys

By Randy Harrison

| May 19, 2022

Crawford Memorial Hospital’s emergency department score high marks in a pair of recent surveys. Chie...

Trace Sisil and Chance Guyer, two fifth grade students at Palestine Grade School, showed the board members their historical project. The project gave the history of Palestine and their website they designed.

Palestine ends year, awards students

By Angela Downing

| May 19, 2022

CUSD 3 Board of Education met for its monthly meeting on May 16 and announced several students who were recognized as well as a list of the final activities of the school year.

Hutsonville plans end of year activities, hires new staff

By Angela Downing

| May 19, 2022

The Hutsonville CUSD 1 Board of Education met Monday for its monthly meeting and hired four individuals as well as gave end of the year updates.

Early voting starts despite issues

May 19, 2022

Early voting in Crawford County is underway, despite problems at the state level.Voting started at 8...

Classrooms, learning options added by IECC

By Randy Harrison

| May 19, 2022

New classrooms designed to provide more real time in-person and on-line learning options are coming ...

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Toyota Boshoku Illinois employees visited Lawrenceville City Hall on May 13 to help plant flowers at the facility in an effort to help beautify the City of Lawrenceville. The employees are shown above with Mayor David Courtney.

TBIL employees help beautify city

May 19, 2022

Toyota Boshoku Illinois employees visited Lawrenceville City Hall on May 13 to help plant flowers at the facility in an effort to help beautify the City of Lawrenceville.

LCMH to host blood drive on June 1

May 19, 2022

Lawrence County Memorial Hospital, along with Aperion Care in Bridgeport, will host an American Red Cross Blood Drive on Wednesday, June 1 from noon to 6 p.m. in the LCMH Primary Care Clinic basement.

Shane Gray and his granddaughter Nicole (center), along with two SIU dignitaries, are shown at the SIU graduation ceremony that Shane waited 52 years to attend. Gray didn't let anything stand in his way and his granddaughter pulled off the surprise of having them graduate together.

Some things are worth a 52 year wait

By Angela Downing

| May 19, 2022

Many people think of a graduation ceremony as a rite of passage, but when an event happens that cancels it, you may just shrug it off and think it just wasn’t your time. Sometimes you may have to wait 52 years.

Two sent to IDOC

May 19, 2022

State’s Attorney Michael M. Strange announced that on May 18, two local residents were sentenced in Lawrence County Court.

IECC board adopts student activity fees

May 18, 2022

The Board of Trustees of Illinois Eastern Community College District No. 529 met May 17 at Lincoln Trail College, Robinson. Activity fee allocations for Fiscal Year 2023 were approved. The board adopts the allocation of student activity fees each year.

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